In any event, I gathered up a loose sub-string of four trolleys, leaving at least a dozen, and returned them to the grill across the Ashley Centre entrance to the M&S food hall. I think it is still fair to score one, given that the stacks are only just the other side of the grill.
I did not think to stop and explain to a young lady taking coffee with relatives and friends at the entrance to the Ashley Centre who looked at me as if I were some sort of eccentric or worse. Bit feeble of me.
Neither token nor coin being involved in this capture - although had the grill been open, I might have recovered something.
Quite hard to wheel four trolleys over rough or uneven ground. Ashley Centre itself fine.
A reasonably warm and close day, although not so much that I had taken a bottle of water with me. However, feeling thirsty in Ewell, I thought perhaps that the newish Costa there would have a jug of water for its customers . Which I did not; as far as I could see one had to buy a bottle. However, there was a water fountain in Bourne Hall, one which came with little paper cones to drink from, cones which could be recycled. Plus a sign saying that one could fill one's bottle if that was more convenient. Plus the water was cool, but not cold, which made a change: better for me - and better for the environment in that the fountain was not burning fuel to make & keep it cold.
To close, I can pick up on the Porsche of the last post, as along the way, I was overtaken by a dark Lamborghini number 5A1 in East Street and I passed a dark Bentley saloon in a driveway of my very own road. The highest grade car on the estate, at least that I have seen.
Reference 1: http://psmv4.blogspot.com/2019/08/trolleys-276a-276b-and-277.html.
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